What do you think movie only people will be surprised by first?

Could be anything, from the cake to the abuse from the Dursleys, to characterizations.

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u/ThisPaige — 1 day ago

Which sitters would you have go on each trip if you were writing the super specials?

Like have Dawn stay in Stoneybrook for the Hawaii trip, but have Mallory go.

Claudia goes to Europe but Jessi couldn’t.

And so forth.

There’s some trips that all the girls go on together like Disney world or camp, but the ones where they are divided.

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u/ThisPaige — 4 days ago

How do you decide what movies/shows to get physical media of?

So I finally set up my DVD player and I only have five or six DVDs at my place. I’d like to expand my collection, but how do you decide what to get and what not to get? I just don’t wanna buy titles at random especially at a budget.

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u/ThisPaige — 8 days ago

What order do you think the last two seasons are gonna be in?

If they were following the books, it would be Gregory then Hyacinth. Since they are not following the books, the last two can go in whatever order.

I personally think they’re gonna go in Gregory-Hyacinth. I think more people want to watch Hyacinth’s season, might as well put Gregory in before her to guarantee a renewal.

But what do you think?

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u/ThisPaige — 9 days ago

If a ghost rider was assigned to each sitter, which ghost writer would you prefer for each girl?

Inspired by r/writteninthestars post in the unpopular opinions chat.

I don’t know if this would have been feasible to pull off, but let’s hear it anyway which ghostie would you assign to each sitter?

Personally I’d pick Ellen Miles for Kristy, I think she did a great job with her voice in the mystery series.

I like how Peter Lerangis writes Stacey.

Who would you assign to each girl?

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u/ThisPaige — 9 days ago

What are your baby-sitters club unpopular opinions?

I’ll still get the occasional notification from my old post - so if you got an opinion that’s unpopular or you think is unpopular, please share!

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u/ThisPaige — 9 days ago

Which Bridgerton would you want a spin off about?

I’d run a poll, but I can’t fit all eight kids in it. So which Bridgerton would you want to have a spinoff? Could be about anything then, with their families what they were like growing up whatever but if you had to pick one to be the protagonist, who would you pick?

My first thought went to Eloise - I know Claudia said she’d play the role for as long as possible so I think she’d have fun with it.

Second thought was a detective story with Hyacinth and Gareth. Just like their lives before after they got married, but before she had kids. That would be really fun.

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u/ThisPaige — 13 days ago

The older I get and the more I learn about how adaptations are done I’ve become ok with the changes that’s coming. Anyone else feel this way?

As long as they’re not adding wild out there storylines that never happened and makes no sense for the story and doesn’t have some kind of conclusion - I think I’m gonna be OK with what they do.

Like if they add another scene like the burning of the burrow I’m gonna be ready to throw hands.

But if they show Hermione‘s life with no friends and her getting her a Hogwarts letter, that’s really cool to see. We know these characters get letters and it’ll be fun to see how they reacted and felt and how the experience is different from Harry’s.

Does anyone else feel this way?

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u/ThisPaige — 14 days ago

Whose your favorite of all the princesses dads?

It’s Father’s Day weekend here in America and I’m getting an early start and asking who is your favorite dad is of all the princesses? I even threw in some of the father-in-law‘s, Eric, and the Lord’s who could’ve been Meridas father-in-law in Brave for kicks and giggles.

Happy early Father’s Day everyone!

u/ThisPaige — 16 days ago

Who do you fancast the clients as adults?

Ever since I learned that Lacey Chabert modeled for Hannie on a couple of the little sister books. She’s just Hannie now to me whenever I think of her older.

Kyla Pratt played Becca in the movie, I could still see her in the role.

She’s British, but Claudia Jessie would make a fun Vanessa.

Who do you see being these kids all grown up?

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u/ThisPaige — 17 days ago

How would you want the show to end?

Personally, I want to see a Violet season last and she’s getting all her kids and grandkids together to tell the story of how she met her husband (yes like how I met your mother). The last book in the series is Bridgerton happily ever after and it has a novella of how they met. I think it’d be a great book end. Plus it’d be the perfect way to get all the cast back for the end like a big reunion.

I’m struggling to see what would be a really good ending with Hyacinth’s season would be though. The lady Whistledown reveal would be a good one.

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u/ThisPaige — 17 days ago

How soon did each couple get married after meeting each other?

Like Philip and Eloise were writing to each other for a year, but they get married in a little over two weeks after meeting face-to-face.

It took a solid decade for Penelope and Colin to get together in the books and at least three years in the show.

Lucy and Gregory took at least six months I think?

What are you guys think? How long does it take for each pair to get together?

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u/ThisPaige — 18 days ago

How would you adapt Hyacinth and Gregory’s books for the show?

Like anything you’d want to take out from the books? Something from the books that has to be there? Who do you want to play Gareth and Lucy?

Go wild!

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u/ThisPaige — 25 days ago

Which princess do you think that we know the least about?

Like I feel like as an audience we got to know the princesses fairly well, especially those who got their own tv series like Rapunzel or Ariel.

But which princess do you think we got to know the least?

I want to say Aurora for me personally. Like we see her briefly as a baby and then cut to her at 16. We see a bit of her personality shine, but there’s hardly any reference to the 16 years living with the fairies.

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u/ThisPaige — 29 days ago

Which books do you think won’t be adapted to a graphic novel?

So far they have skipped quiet a few and rearranged the timeline. At the top of my head Claudia and the Phantom Phone Calks from the main series and Karen’s little sister from the little sister series.

What other books do you think they’re gonna skip?

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u/ThisPaige — 1 month ago

What do you think would have happened if Colin had married Marina?

I was watching season 1 and was thinking - now that's fanfic material. How would it impact his sisters? Would Eloise and Phillip still meet? How would Penelope react to that?

I just want to hear everyone's theories!

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u/ThisPaige — 1 month ago

Will they ever make another book like this one for season three and four?

I bought this book cheap online (it’s a former library book) and it covers most of the making of season one and two.

I hope they make another for each two seasons, but I doubt it.

What do you think?

u/ThisPaige — 2 months ago

What season do you think is gonna be completely different from the books?

So far they got a pretty good job capturing the bones of each story (I thought Benedict was pretty spot on to the book).

As of right now Anthony’s was most different from the show (I’m kind of sad about that because Newton had a big role in the book).

I’m curious to know how different Francesca’s will be with the gender swap, Eloise’s with her character rehaul, and the insaneness of the plot that comes from Gregory’s.

I think Hyacinth’s could be pretty faithful actually. She’s not too far off from her book character and the plot is going to be simple to adapt.

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u/ThisPaige — 2 months ago

Help looking for a beta reader!

Hello, so I am working on my first Bridgerton fanfic and would love to have some input working on it.

It’s just a two shot - just basically how the family reacted when Eloise first disappeared in To Sir Philip with Love. I’m mixing the Netflix version with the book so any advice is appreciated.

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u/ThisPaige — 2 months ago